Howling Homestead
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This evening of amusement and investigation will be filled with various activities for visitors of all ages, including Pioneer and Native American storytelling, the return of the "Mad Scientist", a night hike on the Woodland Trail, live Owls, rousing old time music around a campfire, family-friendly crafts, science projects and much, much more. 6:30pm.
Howling Homestead
Phone : 402-223-3514 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : susan_cook@nps.gov
Web: www.nps.gov/home
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